Fewer still actually show-up to deliver the value in-person. 

High ceilings (18–24 ft+), clear span (fewer interior columns), and loading access (for equipment/juice bar tenants) are must-haves. 2.

They’re much more difficult and time consuming to visit than my units that are less than 15 minutes away.

Supply Is Rising… Even With Fewer ListingsNew listings hit a record low, but inventory still rose - because homes aren’t sellingMonths Of Inventor now 3.6 → highest August in more than a decade for both Reno and Washoe overall🎯 Best Investor Plays Right NowOlder Listings: 30+ DOM could mean more flexible sellersWithdrawn/Expireds: 11% pulled off market → direct-to-seller outreach could be goldFall Timing: As we move into the Fall/Winter months, seller pessimism may rise, improving ability to negotiate

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Would you have any concerns that this might be construed as a consumer loan since its an owner occupied residence and was so when the investor LOANED them the 2nd lien funds?

Far too many regulations protecting consumers from predatory lending. 

For example, a thoughtfully designed Voice AI agent (not an avatar, but a human-sounding voice) can help qualify leads, answer basic questions, and schedule appointments, freeing up more of your time for those meaningful, “belly to belly” connections you mentioned.I’ve been working with a voice AI agent that does exactly that: it handles the repetitive, time-consuming outreach, but always transfers the conversation to a real human when it’s time to build a real relationship or negotiate.

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It helps set expectations and gives them a sense of control over the process.Also, I try to group the loudest or messiest tasks into fewer days (even if those days are longer), so the disruption feels more “contained” instead of drawn out.Curious to hear if anyone has tried offering tenants a say in the renovation schedule.